ColemanNation Podcast

Rabbi Yaakov Menken wants the world to know that the “speaking as a Jew” people are speaking for themselves. Jewish sensibility, he explains, is pretty much conservative sensibility. And he has the receipts.

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Logan Cook, better known as Carpe Donktum, did conservative memes on Twitter so well that he had to be stopped. And even though the phony lawsuit that was used as an excuse was laughed out of court, Carpe is still locked at out.

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Left wing terrorist network Antifa fears no one the way it fears Andy Ngo. Antifa’s commitment to shutting him down has cost him dearly – but he has no intention of stopping.

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Despite his notable scholarly  achievements, law professor Glenn Reynolds – “Instapundit” – may never live down being one of the most influential law and policy bloggers ever.  It doesn’t look like he wants to.

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Melissa Mackenzie runs The American Spectator – the old school conservative magazine that didn’t go wobbly. And it had plenty of reasons to.

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Aaron Sibarium doesn’t claim to be a kind of genius, but he doesn’t exactly run away from the suggestion either. Co-host of the “Institutionalized” podcast and a reporter for the Free Beacon, Aaron Sibarium is not crazy – we’re the ones who are crazy.

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John Hayward consistently and quietly offers the smartest takes on just about every policy issue you can think of.  So… “who” is he?

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Ophthalmologist turned congresswoman Nan Hayworth was redistricted out of office, but if anything that’s helped her see more clearly than ever what a mess government has made of healthcare.

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Chase Geiser is just one American, but he’s one who seems to have come out of nowhere to attract attention and respect for his One American podcast. How did this lone digital marketing pro do it?

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Jeff Deist is president of the Mises Institute, both dedicated to the proposition that economics so matters. But does culture for into it?  Jeff says yes.

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